New York Yimby obtained the permit plans for an already-announced development at 340 Flatbush Avenue Extension in downtown Brooklyn. But the newly filed documents reveal the 775-foot building slated for the site will now be a couple hundred feet taller: 1,066-feet, to be exact. The 73-floor structure was already going to be the borough’s tallest, but it will now dwarf the next highest (the 610-foot “The Hub” in downtown Brooklyn) by almost half. There goes theneighborhood.

According to Curbed, the developers snagged an adjacent building last December — the just-about century-old landmark Dime Savings Bank — which gave them the air rights (it’s a thing) to really go for it and build a massive skyscraper that probably lots of people moved to Brooklyn to get away from, anyway. At least the Dime bank is landmarked, so it will have to be incorporated into the skyscraper, likely as retail space, and probably house a Chipotle or something. The new proposal will also reduce the number of residential units from 495 to 417, but they’ll probably have more square footage for all the people who snatch up these apartments and never livethere.

Of course all these permits still need to be approved, but if they are, expect to see the tower around 2019. Take the intervening years to move to Queens, before it’s toolate.